To create a 10-section spinner that models the given weather forecast, we can allocate each section according to the probabilities of different weather conditions. Here are the forecasts and the corresponding allocations:
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10% chance of wind with no rain or clouds: This can be represented by 1 section of the spinner. (1 section out of 10)
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20% chance of rain with no wind: This can be represented by 2 sections of the spinner. (2 sections out of 10)
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30% chance of clouds with no wind or rain: This can be represented by 3 sections of the spinner. (3 sections out of 10)
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40% chance of only sunshine: This can be represented by 4 sections of the spinner. (4 sections out of 10)
To summarize the allocation, the sections on the spinner would be distributed as follows:
- Wind only: 1 section
- Rain only: 2 sections
- Clouds only: 3 sections
- Sunshine only: 4 sections
Now we have a total of 10 sections that correspond to the probabilities given in the forecast.
Most Likely Forecast: The forecast with the highest probability is "only sunshine," which has a 40% chance, represented by 4 sections on the spinner. Therefore, the most likely weather condition according to the forecast is sunshine.